Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
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CHICAGO, October 2i.-rhe opening markets
we're If usual Monday waiting character
pending the announce ment Of the visible sup
uly. December wheat opened steady AT 13hc.:
soon reacted 10 ,27sc.: duting the greater part
Of the sessionsromainej,a roGnd 3D.. closing nc
,3N. The visible supply statement showed an
Increase OF 10000 bushels, but IL did not
affect prices. Comparatively few outside
orders were received and local trading was far
from heavy. The receipts In the Northwest
continue liberal AMI shipments moderate. Corn
was traded I'm only moderately to-day and
fluctuations were within narrew range.
The principal feature was a decrease Of 2ibOO0
bushels. which assisted the late nrmness 70 a
considerable extent The market opened at
Saturdays closing prices, was steady for
time. then declined uahc.. recovered, ana
closed shade frmer than Saturday. Oats
we're very quiet and limited, the business
| being couhned almost entirely 10 May, which
| was steady until the close. Provisions were
| only moderately dealt In, but this feeling was
somewhat nrmcr, and prices ruled higher,
especially for deferred futures. Receipts OF
hogs were lighter than anticipated. and prices
| ruled higher; consequently here was less dis
| position to sell products for future delivery.
| Ire demand, however, was only fair not suf-
ncient 10 materially advance prices. Receipts
| ~ products were fair, while shipments were
| only moderately free.
| ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. October 2L-Flour quiet and
steady family. t2.j0aiG65, fancy, sA@asliS.
1 huthi-Nt. : tf' tt0us 81 aHf~A's NNe'p'is
| 5lAa7la.c.: MAY. AaS0c. Corn-Cash, i0Ac.;
| October, 39kc. hid May. i0Aaiic. oats-Cash.
| 2ik a25c.; October, 2iisc BID; November,
| siAc. Nhskey steady at sl.O5. Provisions
| duh Pork-Summer packing, fl3. Lard. f5.lba
| 500. Dry -alt meats-Boxed shoulders, toa
| S5s0H long clears. 1913; cear-ribs, t6.ssk,
| short clear, i7afl2h. Bacon-Boxed Shout
ders S5S5is a,6; long clear. T.5Oayl .o7H; clear
rirs. i'.55; short clear, t1.sOais. Hams steady
CINCINNATI
CINcISNArI. October 9i-Flour stronger:
family, s3a;330; fancy, &.50aiS70 Wnoat
steady; No. 2red, tlc. Corn duh No. 2. mixed,
| &C. Oats easier; No. , mixed. 90. Pork DUH
at $3.50 Sard steady: prime steam, $3.50.
| Buk-meats quiet; shortrio', S5ih. Bacon
| easy; short ribs 1928; short clear. $3.50. Whis-
key nrm AT sl.05. Hogs quiet and easy; COM
mon and light, Sl.i0asLlo; packing butchers',
si.l5atLt0,
LOUISVILLE.
! LOUISVILLE. October 2i.-Grain stoaly.
| Wheat-16c. fer red. COrn-NO. mixed. i5c.
Oais-No. ?, mixed, 2skc. Provisions Arm.
Bacon-Clear.rib sides, 1870; clear sides, 81 ;
| shoulders, f6.25. Bulk meats--Clear-rib Sides.
| $3.50; clear sides. 80 shoulders i5.25. Mess
pork nominal. Hams, tilaiis. Lard-Cholce
leaf. IS.
WILMINGTON.
WrLxTHsroE, n. C., October q. -lP1rpentine
firm at 3s;. kosln firm; strained. q NC. good
| strained, s24c. Tar nrm at tl.l5. crude tur-
peutne firm at s.; yellow-dip and virgin,
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 2i.-MarSet quiet and steady. Re
ceipts Of several hundred bags. and sales re
ported at quotations. The Old stock IA mol
quoted now. Prime. 3a3%c. fancy. 3Ac,
shelled. Babe; factory hand picked, 3Aalhc
A small lot Of Spanish sold at 2kc.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREe.
asw YORE, October el-Cotton-Gross re-